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I’ve officially entered the world twitter for better or for worse. For those of you who subscribe to my blog via RSS,
I’ve officially entered the world twitter for better or for worse. For those of you who subscribe to my blog via RSS,
I’m in the midst of writing my cookbook. 14 chapters. Some done, some not. Over 125 recipes. Some tested, some
With the devastation in Haiti I feel distracted from the “work” I’m supposed to be doing. Quite frankly, my start
Lest you think I’ve disappeared, I haven’t. Lest you think I’ve quit cooking, I didn’t. Lest you think I’ll
Here’s to another good month and a quick one at that. I’m knee deep in recipe testing/development work and love
I’ve had a weak year, or at least what I thought would be a weak year. It all started several
Makes 8 servings 3 sweet potatoes (about 1 1/2 pounds) scrubbed and cut into 1-inch chunks 1 red onion, peeled
Today is Tip Tuesday and I offer a tip on quick-roasting red peppers. I love a good roasted red pepper
1. For a while now I’ve had my kitchen, food, cooking, grocery shopping routine down. I can make a
Today is Tip Wednesday (really?) and for today I offer a simple, forever-useful tip I learned from my friend Shirley
Salads have the potential to be saturated- and trans-fat-packed affairs stuffed with watery vegetables and lifeless lettuce bogged down with heavy
This weekend might be your last chance to score some good home-grown tomatoes at the farmer’s market or from your
Just the other day I was reading some research about how citric acid in bottled iced tea is not so good
Today is tip Tuesday and I offer five tried and true tips on stocking your kitchen with ingredients for cooking
Congrats to Elizabeth A. the winner of our First Anniversary Giveaway. Thanks to everyone for entering the contest. I received
1. I recently bought a bunch of fresh cilantro at the supermarket. Organic cilantro mind you. (OOOhhh. Who cares right?)
Happy Anniversary to this blog: Wow, what an interesting year. I’ve learned, learned, and learned some more about keeping up with
Today is Tip Tuesday and today I offer a tip about buying organic produce. When I walk into a supermarket the
We’ve had a blistering August here at My Kitchen Table and it’s not even over until tomorrow. In any event
Earlier today I was busy testing a burrito and slaw recipe. While I cook, I stack my recipes at the end
Today is tip Tuesday. I offer my time-tested tips for eating at home every night of the week. Use simple
This alternative to canning pickles extends garden-fresh cucumbers into the fall and, if you make enough, the winter. Cucumbers from
1. My routine has changed over the past 10 days due to the beginning of a new school year. I like the
Today is Tip Tuesday and I offer a few tips on how to incorporate more whole, real food into your “diet”. (The
For today’s Tip Tuesday I offer a few helpful tips for getting the most of out garlic in your cooking. When I
Come visit yours truly at the Boone County Farmer’s Market on: Saturday, August 22, 2009 10:30 – 12:30 We’ll cook
I now (and maybe forever more) declare Tuesday tip day. For my inaugural tip day I offer three simple tips on how to
It’s that time of year – basil is in the house. I love basil. It’s the perfect companion herb to
1. I celebrated a mid-life birthday last week and just last night managed to finish the remaining piece of
In honor of today I thought I’d link to your favorite posts over the past 8 months. I haven’t had
Next Saturday, July 4th is the first official food holiday of summer. Today I share my favorite recipes for this hot, hazy holiday.
Makes one 10-inch tube or Bundt cake This dark, spicy cake is adapted from a Kentucky Proud recipe. For a sweeter
Say the word blackberry to my mother and I’m 100 percent sure she’ll reminisce about one of the few fresh
As promised in Five Arbitrary Thoughts – Volume II: Mint, Bourbon, May, and Kentucky go hand in hand. Mint, Rum,
I eat tuna salad or salmon salad at least once a week for lunch. Today I had a refreshing tuna
1. I have a passion for Cheez-its. There, I’ve said it. Not only are they salty, cheesy, and crunchy
Makes about 24 cookies Any cookie I can mix in one bowl is a quick and easy favorite. The dough
Blog stats reveal many of you ate up the recipe for Guacamole – Plain and Simple. Who doesn’t like plain and
I haven’t slept well for the past several nights for two reasons. First, my 84-year-old aunt Mary, and the author
If you don’t live in Kentucky you may wonder why I’m even writing this post. The second Saturday in May